If you’re asking this question, there’s a good chance the answer is yes. 

Pelvic floor therapy can help with a wide range of concerns. Some of the most common conditions we see are:

• Bladder issues like leaking, bladder pain, urgency, or feeling like you always need to go  to the bathroom

• Bowel concerns including constipation, difficulty emptying, leaking, or difficulty with control

• Pelvic pain that’s constant, or comes and goes, or presents during certain activities

• Pain with intercourse or other sexual health concerns

• Pregnancy-related discomfort and preparing your body for childbirth

• Postpartum recovery including c-section support, diastasis recti, prolapse, urinary issues, return to intimacy, or just feeling like “something isn’t right”

• Recovery from surgery such as c-section delivery, prolapse repair, hysterectomy, tummy tuck, mastectomy, laparoscopy, urethral sling, and bowel surgeries

This list is not exhaustive; if none of these describes what you’re experiencing, that’s okay too. Pelvic floor concerns can be hard to put into words, and many patients come to us because they feel something is off and haven’t been able to find the right answers. If that’s you, give us a call. We’re happy to talk through your concerns and help determine if we're the right fit for you.

Pelvic health is all we do. As pelvic floor therapy grows in popularity, more clinics are adding it on as a side service, which means more therapists are "dabbling" in it without much specialized training. Our therapists have devoted their entire careers and continuing education to this one specialty. We truly love what we do and will do everything we can to help you work towards your goals.

We know that pelvic health conditions can affect many areas of our lives. We often discuss patients’ concerns around bladder and bowel function, sexual health, chronic pelvic pain, and the joys and fears around pregnancy and postpartum. Believe us when we say we have heard it all, and we are here to create a safe space for you to get help.

We are not contracted with any insurance providers or networks. As a private practice, we give you 100% one-on-one, personalized care without restrictions on what we can treat or how. 

Pelvic floor PT is HSA and FSA eligible. Additionally, if you have out-of-network benefits, we are happy to provide a superbill after every visit that you can submit to your insurance for potential reimbursement.

For a full breakdown, visit our In-Network vs. Out-of-Network Pelvic Floor PT Guide.

*As an out-of-network provider, we cannot see Medicare patients.

We believe you deserve care that’s truly centered on you. Being a private clinic allows us to offer longer appointments, quicker availability, and one-on-one sessions in a private, supportive space. Our therapists are true pelvic health specialists who treat these conditions every single day. You get deeper expertise, more hands-on care, and treatment plans based on your needs, not insurance limitations.

For a full breakdown, visit our In-Network vs. Out-of-Network Pelvic Floor PT Guide.

Initial evaluations are $220 (60mins) and follow-up visits are $190 (60mins). 

We are out-of-network with all insurance carriers. We chose this model so that we can give you the care you deserve through personalized treatment plans, 1:1 sessions, and more specialized expertise. 

We accept HSA, FSA, and all major credit or debit cards.

Absolutely! Our therapists have dedicated their careers to this speciality. We often see patients who have been told they have a “complex case” or have not had success in the past. When you see one of our therapists, you will get the collective brainpower of our entire team.

No, we do not require referrals. We understand it’s a big step to seek pelvic floor therapy. The last thing we want is for the process to be complicated. You can call and schedule directly with us. 

As soon as you walk through our doors, you’ll be greeted by one of our patient care coordinators. Once you check in, your therapist will meet you and guide you to a private treatment room. Once inside, you’ll have a chance to get settled and share your story.

After we have an understanding of what’s occurring, we’ll conduct an assessment and discuss a customized plan of care tailored to your needs. These conversations will continue each session, ensuring we’re aligned on goals and the steps needed to get there.

All visits are for 1 hour. During that time, you’ll meet with your therapist 1:1 and work collaboratively towards your goals. 

Yes, we do. Biofeedback is one tool we can use as part of your overall treatment plan. Biofeedback uses sensors on your pelvic floor muscles to help you understand how to contract or relax these muscles. It can help improve coordination and control of this area and helps you know what your muscles are doing and when. 

Yes! This is a big misconception. As long as you feel comfortable, we’re here to treat you. 

Oftentimes, coming during this phase of your cycle allows your therapist to reassess your pelvic floor. The body experiences many changes throughout a menstrual cycle; working with a patient at different times can provide a more well-rounded picture of what’s occurring and when. 

If you’d rather not be treated during this time, that’s fine too. We’ll always meet you where you are. There are plenty of other things we can focus on during a session to work towards your goals that will make good use of your time and resources.

Yes. If you need to bring your baby with you to a session, please feel free to do so. 

Dress how you feel most comfortable; we often see patients wear workout clothes or loose-fitting apparel that allows for free movement. If you’re currently using any gear to help relieve pain, please bring it with you. 

Give us a call at 615-947-6360 or complete the Contact Us form if you’d rather we call you.

We’ll answer your questions, walk you through our process, and help you get matched with the right therapist for your needs.